Awar-winning vocalist, Jane Awindow, popularly known in the showbiz circle as Efya has caused a stir online with her latest response to a question on the increasing number of rape cases in the country.

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Efya in an interview with Miriam Osei Agyemang has expressed her dissatisfaction to rape in a way that has caused listeners of the programme to phone in also share their views on the said matter in their respective perspectives.

Efya, speaking on 3FM’s Urban Blend show hosted Miriam Osei Agyemang, posited that anyone been caught as a rapist should be castrated.

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In her own words, Efya in the interview said:

“I think they should all be castrated. Because if we castrate a few of them, they will stop because they are very attached to that part of the body which they used in this act and if we take it away from them the same way that they take away our dignity and our pride and our power when they rape us when we are three years old…”

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If you’re out there and is interested in making Ghanaian singer Efya your better half then you better do so fast because she is losing interest in marriage.

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In the view of the gifted vocalist, the entire idea of marriage has undergone many changes and its not as ‘pretty’ as it used to be.

The 33 year old beauty revealed her lost of interest in settling down during a question and answer session with her fans on twitter.

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She was asked when she will tie the knot and her answer was;
“Marriage is not what it used to be, but time will tell”.

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The humane and compassionate side of some Ghanaian celebrities are being shown in the wake of COVID-19 outbreak.

As the world gradually creeps into hibernation and most activities put on hold, words of hope and encouragement is all we need to keep us going.

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Celebrities across the globe have developed a unique way of keeping the flames of hope burning with a social media hash tag ‘Hes Got The Whole World’.

A click on the trend shows you visuals of some musicians and celebrities singing a vintage gospel tune “He’s Got The Whole World In His Hands.”

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Ghanaian celebrities have also jumped on the bandwagon and have delivered a great piece to encourage the world.

Kuami Eugene, Kidi. Becca, Efya, Dope Nation, Salma Munin, to mention a few, belted out the song in a nice video.

Watch below.

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Music is way more powerful than most people realize. Music has the power to influence situations and mindsets. The kind of music you listen to is mostly a reflection of where you’re at emotionally, mentally and spiritually in life.

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In every song, there’s a message. Some subliminal, others not very much. I tend to judge people by their playlists, and I’m sure a lot of people do too.  Like most people, I am profoundly unapologetic about my taste in music. There’s a reason why Shatta Movement, SarkNation and the rest are a real thing. Music provokes passion.

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Sometimes it’s not just about the message, it’s the vibe and the attitude, amongst other things. That’s why it gets quite conflicting when you hear a song you think is great but then you realize it has toxic undertones. The first time I heard “We Are Taking The Girls Away” I thought it was funny.

But then I got to actually listen to it later and some lines in it put me off the song for good. Maybe it’s just me, but singing “whatever you say, whatever you do, I will take you home tonight” totally rubs me hard the wrong way. Thankfully it wasn’t one of those songs that are forced down our eardrums no matter how dreadful they are, so I didn’t get to hear it much, thankfully.

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However, I have recently faced a similar dilemma. I heard a new song by Sarkodie and Efya. It’s not one of those you have to listen to like a million times before you reluctantly decide that the second hook is probably alright. Sarkodie and Efya make great music together, and “Saara” is no exception. It’s one of those songs that sound like a song you used to like.

Nevertheless, I feel that it’s sending an unhealthy message. This is a song basically assuring someone who is cheating on you and treating you poorly that you’ll stick with them no matter how shitty they get.

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Sadly, a lot of people are stuck in severely unfulfilling relationships, making excuses for the pathetic behavior of their partners. Some are even in life-threatening situations but they stay because somehow they are under the impression that if they love these monsters who take them for granted hard enough they’ll end up “reforming” them.

Some end up taking a dirt nap before they realize the best thing you can do for someone who simply doesn’t appreciate you enough to treat you decently and not cheat is to let them go. The last thing you need if you’re in such a situation is a song telling you it’s okay to stay because you love your abuser and would forgive them even if they kill your mother.

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It’s scary to think that some dysfunctional couples might consider making this their theme song. Musicians, especially those in the mold of Sarkodie and Efya need to realize the kind of influence their music has. This is a song I hear every day even when I don’t step out of my room because people are blasting it on speakers everywhere. I’m sure some people already know all the lyrics.

Now, I know some will chastise me for being too bitter to simply enjoy a song, move on and stop taking things too seriously. Hello, have you met me? I listen to Vic O and Patapapa! I am not asking people to not listen to the song or anything. I just feel I need to remind anyone out there who is being treated unsatisfactorily by their partner that they can of course forgive, but they can also do better and simply walk away. 

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So enjoy, but remember that cheating shouldn’t be condoned in a monogamous relationship and it’s okay to stop giving your love to a shitty person.

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